Kelling Heath Holiday - Part 5

Reaching Sheringham we walked down to the beach to find a spot where we could eat for lunch. Whilst Katie and her family sat and ate, I took a walk along the pebbled beach and enjoyed the peaceful tranquillity of the atmosphere. The gentle breeze mixed in with the smell of the salty sea water and light drops of rain helped me to feel calm, safe and somewhat felt like home.

Katie Ellis having a spot of 'Bubblegum' ice cream

Leaving Kelling Heath. John kindly stopped the car for me so I could capture the 'Kelling Heath Holiday Park' sign. 

Kelling Heath Holiday - Part 4

At Kelling Heath they offer several park activities. Ruth Ellis booked us up for a Nature and Nightjar walk. I wasn't able to capture photos of the Nightjars unfortunately, mainly because I didn't want to risk taking my camera. But the Nature walk, well mainly landscapes, greenery and Kelling Heath's own mini train stop. The following day we went to Sheringham. We caught a beautiful and detailed Steam Train, it is known to be last steam train still running in the UK. What a privilege. The fact that it still maintains many of its original features, gave me a slight impression I was off to Hogwarts.

John's Nature buddy Peter Walton (Pete)

Bottom Pond

Kelling Heath Train stop

Landscape Views

Sheringham Train trip